Egyptian Actress Nahed Roshdy Passes Away on Her Birthday, Leaving a Void in Egyptian Cinema
The Egyptian entertainment industry is in mourning after the death of beloved actress Nahed Roshdy, who passed away early today, marking a poignant coincidence as it was also her birthday.
A Heartfelt Announcement
Roshdy's daughter shared the devastating news on Instagram, expressing her deep sorrow. She announced that the funeral would take place this afternoon at the Al-Kawakebi Mosque in the Agouza district of Egypt.
A Struggle with Illness
In one of her last public appearances on the TV show "El Setat Ma Ya'rfoush Yekdebo", Nahed Roshdy opened up about her illness, which had kept her away from acting. While she chose not to disclose the nature of her illness, she referred to it simply as "fatigue." She also mentioned how some people resented the fact that her husband had taken two years off to care for her during her illness.
A Rich Artistic Career
Nahed Roshdy, the aunt of actress Dalia Mostafa, had a distinguished acting career that spanned over four decades. She graduated from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts in 1982 and made a significant mark in Egyptian television and cinema.
Iconic Roles
One of her most memorable roles was playing Saniya in the hit TV series "Lan Aeesh fi Gelbab Abi" ("I Won't Live in My Father's Shadow"), where she portrayed the daughter of Nour El Sherif and Abla Kamel. The role remains a fan favorite and is often fondly remembered by Egyptian audiences.
Contributions to Egyptian Television
Roshdy appeared in many successful productions, including "Arabesque" and "Hawanem Garden City", among others, earning her a place as one of the most respected actresses in the industry.
Finally
Nahed Roshdy's passing leaves a significant void in Egyptian cinema and television. She will be remembered for her talent, grace, and dedication to her craft. Her legacy lives on through her iconic roles and the many performances that captivated audiences for over 40 years.
